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Explore More About Iroquois Tribes | History eBook

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Look Inside · 10 pages

History eBook map page labeling Native American regions, including the Northeast, Plains, and Southwest
Page 2: Map introducing Native American regions
History eBook introduction describing Native American tribes and differences in food, shelter, and language
Page 3: Introduction to Native American history
History eBook map captioned 'Cherokee Trail of Tears,' showing removal routes for five Native American tribes
Page 4: Map accompanying the removal history
History eBook reading on settlers, Native American deaths from war and disease, and forced removal from homes
Page 5: Reading on settlement and forced removal
History eBook photograph of a honey bee carrying pollen, accompanying the reading about food and farming
Page 6: Honey bee illustration for the reading
History eBook reading on reservations and skills the text says settlers learned, including growing corn
Page 7: Reading on reservations and farming
History eBook photograph collection captioned 'Modern Native Americans Today,' featuring nine people
Page 8: Portraits accompanying contemporary life
History eBook reading comparing U.S. and Iroquois government and describing Native American cultures today
Page 9: Reading on government and cultures today
History eBook U.S. map highlighting an area around New York to introduce the Northeast Woodlands section
Page 10: Location map for the Northeast section
History eBook Northeast Woodlands reading introducing the Iroquois and naming Mohawks, Seneca, and Oneida
Page 11: Opening of the Northeast Woodlands reading
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Grade 3, 4, 5, 6

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About This Product

Explore More About Iroquois Tribes in History is a 29-page eBook that allows students to dive deeper into understanding the civilization of the Iroquois Tribes. Written for grades 3-6, this social studies resource can be utilized in a variety of ways - as a whole class read aloud, small group reading, or even as an independent research project. The book shares informative details about the Iroquois way of life, including information on their animals, food, war, and more. A glossary is also provided to support vocabulary development as students read this engaging nonfiction text. By immersing themselves in this eBook, students will build their knowledge of an important part of history in a memorable way. The concise facts and images provide an accessible look into daily living in the Iroquois tribes.

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1 PDF with 29 pages

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